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I will draft a protective order or motion for continuance
Civil Litigation Drafting by licensed US Attorney
I am Gary Ross Allen, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #262968) specializing in civil litigation and advanced legal drafting. Success in court requires more than just facts; it demands procedurally flawl...
About this Gig
Litigation schedules change, and sensitive information must be guarded. Whether you need more time to prepare for trial or need to shield your trade secrets from public court records, proper procedural drafting is essential.
I am Gary Ross Allen (Bar #262968), a licensed U.S. attorney. I draft highly effective Motions for Continuance and Motions for Protective Orders.
I specialize in drafting:
- Motions to Continue: Persuasively establishing "good cause" to reschedule hearings, trials, or extend discovery deadlines due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Protective Orders: Legally binding frameworks to ensure that sensitive financial data, trade secrets, or medical records disclosed during discovery remain strictly confidential.
Don't let rigid court schedules or invasive discovery requests ruin your case or your business. Secure the time and protection you need with premium legal drafting. Order today.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What constitutes 'good cause' for a continuance?
Common reasons include medical emergencies, newly discovered evidence, unavoidable scheduling conflicts, or the need to secure new counsel.
Will a protective order stop discovery altogether?
Rarely. It usually limits who can see the sensitive documents (e.g., "Attorneys' Eyes Only") and prevents them from being filed publicly.
Do I need an agreement from the other side?
An "agreed" protective order or continuance is always easier to get signed by a judge. If they disagree, I will draft a "contested" motion arguing why the judge should grant it anyway.
